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Hi, The engineering licensing body where I am requires us to use notarius.com that uses Entrust certificates and services. Notarius has apps for signing/certifying documents, like pdf, with apps running on Windows. For non-engineering applications I’ve been signing/certifying documents using MasterPDF, LibreOffice & other programs on Ubuntu 20.04 with Seahorse as a certificate manager. I’ve requested from Notarius customer support to have the certificates so I can work without their Windows software but they don’t seem to understand the question, insisting I need an epf file, a Microsoft security file. I’m a bit of a cybersecurity newby and I’m wondering exactly what files I should be asking for. For Entrust would it be a .pem, .pki or .crt file? There’s information on how to setup a root certificate for Entrust on Ubuntu but what else do I need? Thanks for any help in this regards.
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